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. 2020 Nov 28;25(23):5609. doi: 10.3390/molecules25235609

Table 1.

Phenylpropanoid glycosides accumulation (mg/100 g DW ± SD) and their specific productivity* (mg/L/day) in studied callus, suspension and bioreactor V. officinalis in vitro cultures.

Verbascoside Isoverbascoside Total Content
Content Specific Productivity Content Specific Productivity
Vo-C Weight of inoculum 0.3 g 7154.93 ± 201.31 a 105.31 442.81 ± 8.95 a 6.52 7597.74 ± 210.26 a
0.6 g 7176.14 ± 288.90 a 105.39 528.17 ± 20.08 b 7.76 7704.31 ± 308.98 a
0.9 g 7248.66 ± 253.76 a 120.49 609.26 ± 22.48 c 10.13 7857.92 ± 276.24 a
Vo-S 1.5 g 6845.25 ± 441.38 b 67.67 264.36 ± 12.15 d 2.61 7109.61 ± 453.53 b
3.0 g 7059.37 ± 34.62 b 74.36 387.19 ± 1.92 e 4.08 7446.56 ± 36.54 c
4.5 g 6288.95 ± 193.62 c 63.88 477.25 ± 11.52 a 4.85 6766.21 ± 205.14 d
Vo-BB 7685.00 ± 500.39 d 104.39 306.40 ± 25.20 f 4.16 7991.40 ± 525.59 a
Vo-STB 9176.87 ± 172.34 e 115.20 339.91 ± 41.90 g 4.27 9516.79 ± 214.24 e

*specificproductivity=(maximum concentration for each molecule in mg100gDW) × cumulative biomass in gL−1100 g DW × number of days after which the maximum concentration of the certain molecule was reached Values are expressed as the mean ± SD (n = 3). Vo-C—V. officinalis callus culture extract; Vo-S—V. officinalis suspension culture extract; Vo-BB—V. officinalis balloon bioreactor culture extract; Vo-STB—V. officinalis stirred-tank bioreactor culture extract. a–g Different letters within the same column indicate significant differences between mean values (P < 0.05).